At Rails Conf 2009, Jay McGaffigan from Sea Change talked about why they choose JRuby/GlassFish for their product Affinity. Here are some of the reasons he quoted:
- Performance characterisitics (of GlassFish) have been excellent
- Picked GlassFish based upon the recommendations from the people in industry
- Dramatically more throughput on our GlassFish installation, 400 requests/sec instead of 100 requests/sec comapred to Tomcat
Watch the interview recorded earlier today:
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